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Hot Off the Press!
Charis Church, formerly known as Grace Christian Center, hosted a ribbon-cutting celebration on Friday to commemorate the changing of the 43-year-old church’s name change.
The Greater Killeen Chamber of Commerce will be hosting its 90th annual banquet next month. The Sept. 21 banquet will feature Adriana Cruz, executive director of the Economic Development and Tourism Office of Gov. Greg Abbott, as its keynote speaker, according to a news release.
The Greater Killeen Chamber of Commerce celebrated the grand opening of the Life Recovery Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
The Greater Killeen Chamber of Commerce has announced a date for the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the highly anticipated grand opening of Life Recovery Center.
The Greater Killeen Young Professionals will host its August Social event at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 3 at HTeaO Killeen, 4219 S. Clear Creek Road. There will be free beverages, food, raffles, and giveaways at this event.
Another major roadblock is being cleared in an effort to build a major East to West interstate through Central Texas. I-14 is currently only a 25-mile stretch that runs through communities like Killeen and Copperas Cove, connecting I-35 to Highway 190.
The Killeen Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon-cutting at the new Sherwin-Williams store on West Stan Schlueter Loop Wednesday.
Around 90 residents and local leaders gathered for a luncheon on Wednesday hosted by the Killeen Chamber of Commerce’s Military Relations Council and the Central Texas chapter of Association of the United States Army to learn more about the Austin-based Army Futures Command.
The city and the Killeen Economic Development Corporation were in talks with an unnamed grocery store chain for about two years, but the deal eventually fell through with the proposed 60,000-square-foot grocery store dropping out in 2022.
A rather large mini-storage project is being constructed near the intersection of South Fort Hood Street and Elms Road, according to Scott Connell, president and CEO of Greater Killeen Chamber of Commerce.